Pak parliament opens debate on US ties today

Monday - Mar 26, 2012, 02:41pm (GMT+5.5)

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Islamabad - A joint session of parliament to formulate new terms of engagement with the United States and take decision on resumption of NATO supplies will begin on Monday in Pakistan.

The joint session will start with the address of the opposition leader, which is expected to focus on restoration of NATO supplies, drone attacks and ties with the US, the Daily Times reports.

The session is likely to continue for about seven days before voting on proposals regarding the Pak-US ties begins.

The lawmakers would reportedly hold debate on the important issues of reviewing the foreign policy, bilateral relations with the US, restoration of NATO supplies, war on terror, and drone attacks inside Pakistani territory.

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